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Veggie Korma
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1 tbsp butter-flavoured coconut oil 1 onion, peeled and chopped
1 tbsp garlic paste 1 tbsp ginger paste
2 cups tomatoes, chopped
1 tbsp coriander 1 tbsp cumin 1 tsp garam masala 1 tsp cardamom 1 tsp turmeric 1 tsp fennel powder 1 tsp Kashmiri red chili powder 1 tsp sea salt
1 cup raw cashews 1 can coconut cream 1 tbsp maple syrup
Heat coconut oil in a large saucepan over medium-low heat. Sauté onion for several minutes. Stir in the garlic paste and ginger paste and sauté for another minute or two.
Stir in the tomatoes and cook for about five minutes, stirring frequently. Add the; coriander, cumin, garam masala, cardamom, turmeric, fennel, chili powder, and sea salt. Cook for several more minutes, stirring frequently. Turn heat off. Allow to cool.
Place cooked tomato mixture into a high-speed blender. Add the raw cashews, coconut cream and maple syrup. Blend until smooth and creamy.
2 tbsp butter-flavoured coconut oil
1/2 head of cauliflower, chopped 1 1/2 cup sweet potatoes, peeled and chopped 1 1/2 cup carrots, peeled and chopped 2 cups vegetable bouillon 1/2 cup raisins
1 cup green peas 1/2 cup roasted cashews, chopped 1 tbsp cilantro paste a pinch of hing (asafoetida)
Heat coconut oil in a large saucepan over medium-low heat. Make sure it coats the bottom of the pan. Add the; cauliflower, sweet potatoes and carrots. Pour the pureed sauce over top. Stir in the vegetable bouillon and raisins. Turn heat to high. As soon as mixture begins to bubble turn to low heat and simmer for about 15 minutes, stirring frequently. When veggies are fork tender, turn heat off.
Stir in the; green peas, roasted cashews, cilantro paste and hing. Allow to sit for a few more minutes to heat the peas. Ladle over basmati rice.
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Cuisine - Instant Pot Vegan Korma This korma recipe is worth the preparation because it cooks quickly in an Instant Pot® and is spicy, flavorful, and entirely vegan.
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Navratan Korma Indian vegetarian curry made with nuts, paneer cheese, and a variety of vegetables is called navratan korma. It is covered in an excellent tomato-cream sauce.
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Easy Vegetable Kurma/ Mixed Vegetable Korma
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Easy Vegetable Kurma/ Mixed Vegetable Korma
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Easy Vegetable Kurma/ Mixed Vegetable Korma
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Asian - Instant Pot Vegan Korma This korma recipe is worth the preparation because it cooks quickly in an Instant Pot® and is spicy, flavorful, and entirely vegan.
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Try at least once the most popular dishes in the Indian cuisine Korma, delivers in all metro cities of India by Biryani By Kilo. The four most popular Korma curry in India are Kashmiri korma, Shahi korma, Chicken korma, Hyderabadi korma.
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#Curry Roti kitchen#Butter chicken roti in Vancouver#Indian Roti kitchen in Vancouver#Best Roti in Vancouver#Indian Roti in Vancouver#Indian Restaurant in Vancouver#Vegan Restaurant in Vancouver#Online Indian order delivery in Vancouver#Takeout restaurant in Vancouver#Late night restaurant in Vancouver#mixed vegetable korma roti in vancouver
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Easy Slow Cooker Vegetable Korma
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always curious what people's like. staple meals and regular meals are
like the meals you regularly cook a few times in a month, for yourself or your family as well
bc for me it's like
bacon sandwiches. basic.
garlic bread
baked feta with peppers & tomatoes, oregano, olive oil, a bit of lemon juice
the lidl potato gratin with peppers, tomatoes, and spinach mixed in, again normally with olive oil and some cheese
roast chicken with roasted potatoes and root vegetables, normally carrots and parsnips
pork souvlakia, chunks of usually belly pork or chop on kebab sticks and oven grilled with or without chunks of pepper and tomato
dolmades, vine leaves stuffed with stewed rice
chicken risotto made with chicken stock on a base of butter with spring onions and bacon to toast the rice with
pasta with chicken pieces with a tomato-based sauce w more cheese and vegetables
a "greek salad" with some modifications - chunks of cucumber, tomato, red and yellow pepper, spinach leaves, red onion or spring onions, garlic granules, and then olive oil and feta chunks
parchment pastry scrolls, a spread of pastry smeared with tomato purée or similar chutney, cheese, bacon, vegetables, or mushrooms, and then cut into discs and baked
homemade burgers with beef or lamb mince, tiny chopped onions, egg, honey as a binding agent, and then fried hopefully to eat with slices of cheddar or leerdammer, bacon, and pickles/cornichons
i made a kouneli stifado a while back (whole rabbit cut into chunks, slow cooked with potatoes and root vegetables, onions, red wine, stock, etc) that i want to do more regularly bc a whole rabbit is a fiver and it feeds a LOT of people
then obvs like. various oven cooked things i don't modify, like prawn tempura or frozen calamari, etc
because i've moved and haven't set up my rice cooker or got my short grain rice again, and bc i don't have a new deep fat fryer yet, i'm not cooking like, my fresh cut chips, or maki rolls and onigiri, or a meal i'd regularly do of just like. fried eggs on rice and stuff
i used to make lasagnes more regularly and i'd like to go back to that, esp bc like... i love making latkes and once we have a nice wide frying pan it will be nice to do that more regularly, and my big thing atm is that i want to learn to cook with some new ingredients
i want to learn to do more and more interesting stuff with coconut and pineapple, i want to do more like. kormas and other diff curries, i want more green vegetables, esp asparagus and broccoli
i want to cook more with different fish and sea food bc i know i desperately need the oil for my fucked up joints and brain, i want to break more breads and savoury things, esp garlic and tearaway breads
esp bc like. my body's capacity for red meat is fucking terrible lmao, i want more fibre and less heavy protein from red meat at once so i don't just utterly eviscerate my guts lmao
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